The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-09

two wears in the state Prlson.
Mrs. w. B. Graham will promptly
attend to all orders by mail for lady
customers.
sol Hip and wife returned from a
short but pleasant visit to San Fran
cisco. by Thursdays stage.
Pete Bennett, of Bennett Creek, was
in town a few days ago, happy as a
prince. It's a ten-pound boy, Pete
told US.
Boss Weber went on flying visit
over to Cherry Creek this week. He
will take look at Sprucemont before
he returns. .az
On and after this date, and until
further notice, Sol Hip will allow a
discount on all cash purchases of s.
and upwards.
TAYLOR Association, l. o. o. f., will
celebrate the sixty eighth anniversary
of the Order by grand ball at Opera
Hall on April Goth. Full particulars
next week.
The News force is all on deck again.
To Mrs. DR.. Clark, who attended the
sick ones. we feel grateful for her skill
ful treatment and success in bringing
the boys around in quick time.
The term of the District Court for
White Pine county will open May
10th. Judge Fitzgerald will be in
Hamilton on the 18th or goth of this
month and draw the jury venires. So
County Clerk Laurenson writes US.
A large invoice Of coal oil, cheap
for cash, at neyEdward's. >
J.F. Cupid, who has returned from
look at his mining prospects 10 Pat
tersou District, tells US that camp has
bright times ahead. Several of the
claims are looking we'll.
The proceedings of the County
Commissioners, in another column, u
spicy reading. Two tn one is the way
the board is working now.
o. N. Converse announces in to-
DAYS News that he will stand Red
Jacket at the Mosier ranch for the
season of 1887. Read ad.
The quarterly statement Of the
Auditor and Treasurer, showing the
financial condition IF the county, mp
pears in another column.
Leave yeur or iers with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will bc sent for. >
Parties in from Hamilton tell us the
excitement there over the dismissal of
the injunction suit is at boiing heat.
Keep cool, neighbo-s. While few
of you may he injured, the great
majority Of the people of the county
will he benefited. THE greatest good
to the greatest number" is maxim
you shouts learn.
Our old friend, o. NJ. Converse.
fresh from the great California land
boom, dropped in on US a few days
ago. Con. tells us he changed his
religion and his politics. We asked
him If IL were possible that the light
of truth had Mt last shone on him, aud
he became a Democrat. His eyes
opened wide as he shouted, mo, I'm
Prohibitionist
Eh ullp HAS TeC@lNcu ucW iot WI
calicoes. Call and examine. He will
sell remnents cheap.
John Gavin ("Chips'0 writes Sol
D Hip from Salt Lake that he has had
another operation performed nn him,
and his eye taken out tn save the other
eye. He sends his regards to all the
boys.
There has been considerable talk on
the streets for the past few DAYS about
the Argus mine closing down. II all
came from the Superintendent saying
that II silver went much lower such a
step would be inevitable The mine
10 looking first class, and, we are in.
formed. has fine body of ore in sight,
out u silver goes below 80 cents the
management think il is sacrificing
'neir property to work it. No one
can blame them.
James Burton, the agent of the
Home Accident Association of San
Francisco, whom the Phoebe Record
denounced as fraud, has not, to say
me least, put his best foot forward in
Taylor. The policies issued by him
nave all been honored by the home
once, and no complaint is made or
that acoPa nut III. lon.iI. l.. -. .